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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
Albany.

Rev. s. J. Gould preached In the copg'l
pulpit last Sunday.
Oar winter schools have al closed, aud
all been quite successful.
ID. A. Cummings shipped SIS cords Of
poplar In January.
4 II. Bean. who has hept . meat shop 10
Lawrence. Mass., Q few years past. has
given NJ the business and returned home
70 bis farm. Says business Il very dali
there, thlnks the Knights OF Labor are In
jaring the lsboring class.
George W. Becker has got his pulp
wood al hsaled and IL drawing long lam.
Der from bis upper lot 70 kiiooarnes mill
In Bethel.
oscar wilbur has moved from Bethel to
his old place.
Joseph II. Briggs has gone TO live with
bis son George.
n. o. wIibar and his daughter we're las,
week visiting his brother.in.lsv. Dsa. ID.
v. Cammlngs % Hebron.
Miss Alice wilbar resumes her stables
hi. week a. Goaid's Academy.
frank Sloan and his bride vho wAs R'cA
before she married HIM entertained their
friends last week; more than . hundred
were present
Mr.. Charles, OF Chatham, n. H., has
spent few days here with bis friend, Abel
Andrews
Mrs. Dora os,eh.l has returned to Lew.
is'on.
John Fiin, has completed his JOB, haul.
Ing birch for Joshua Saunders.
In common with Others, We have ire
quent storms and the snow IL deep In The
xoo.f. whirh rnshes IA hArd for teams
where the timber IL no, "yarded." l.
Mr.. u. A. Cummings. OF Albany, is bur
lng quite quantity OF both peeled and 10.
peeled green poplar palp wood. up aud
down the line OF the Grand Trunk Raj.
road, between the stations OF Norway aud
Gorham, n. ". lie shipped SIS cords dur.
Ing The month OF January last vii proos-
bly, shlp more the presen, month. lie
would also bay green unpeelei spruce Tor
pulp, n any was offered for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
wEsr BETHEL.

oar annual election OF town ofreer'
trsssih near.
Many logging teams are nov leaving 10
wo,sis owing 20 The great depth OF snow
q T. MIL. cane home nom wii River
Monday.
Extrs help VS. employed last week II
shovrliug snow from the railroad. The req
ulr erss no, being able 10 ieep The sid
ipgs clear.
y W Mason was home nom BERN
Falls. y H.. Tor FEW days last week.
T. =. Bennett, IL getting out ~ small 10
OF railroad iies for Col {. ) Edwards.
Frvd l. Mills,i. OF South Paris. Vas II
town Thursday. taxing orders for bis nlee
ly dashed picture frames.
TIE dancing school In Grange Hal pro
grrsses fuely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
PORTER.
oil closes Tuesday. March /

Heavy snow storms seem TO be 10 order.
A foo, and o half OF snow the past week.
making 10 some over four feet on . level
deeper than 10 has been any winter since
ls7G-17. and deeper than 10 was then at
this time Of year.
The valuation OF this town la real estate,
ss?l ass; personal estate, st3.7T2. State
tai, o. 050 CT county tax. sass 30 Raised
70 defray town expenses, ei,5ooi for sup
port OF schools, e9IG; assess~d on the e..
ta,ss. es279 IS; on 2s5 polls. sIie 30. Pol
tar, o. 80 Rate OF tax. I ! 5 per cent. No.
OF scholars, $751; each scholar drew et.C0'
The sick ones are getting better.
Mr.. Stephen Perkins OF Kersr falls, an
aged man. died the past week. lie for
merly lived 10 Eaton, n. II.
Henry Clay and wife OF South Hiram are
10 have charge OF the town farm 10 this
town the present year.
The spring term OF Ksrsr Falls Institute
commenced Last Monday.
Fred Flint OF Cornish 10 10 build . corn
factory Of Kersr Falls the presen: season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
EAST WATERFORD.

Horace 4 Mixer AMI family OF Norway,
have hen visiting Al The home OF Mrs..
N = father. ID q Pride.
Mr.. william Cummings. whose bus
band lied not long since, 10 living With
Der sister. Mrs q y. Ames.
There hss ben great deal OF sickness
In The place. caused mostly by severe colds.
TIE sick ones are improving.
We thlnk foS-s must be plenty, ~ four
were recently seen ~ one time.
There Are nov seven vacant houses IN
Temple tllu District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
BUCKFIELD.

Residents AMI natives OF Backnsli shoald
read Jaige whl,msn's new serial story.
soon % appear In the DKsocR,r.-"Ths
Good old Times ola Ccntary Ago" M,ny
OF IL incidents AMI Legends are based upon
the early history Of ths, town.
Ba.lus.s seen. To be taking boom In
our village.
I am Informed the rhomes store has
been sold.
The cold L,rlng store has been rented
- oaislie parties.
Gilbert Tlltoa has pareh,ssi the Hines
shop, which be will thoroughly repair, and
the front will be dashed for millinery and
drcssmaking. 20 be occupied by Mrs. Ben.
sou and Tlliou, the rear OF he shop MI.
Tilion will occupy a. his ssncium.
A new batter factory 10 10 be bali, aud
neat week q rsw meat mNke, IL ~ be
opened
The Bapils, Soclable Al Reform Hall Mon.
day evening. was success. Swan Pond Or
ehestrs rendered some very nae musle Tor
the occasion. We consider Ills Orchestra
second 10 none 10 The Go.
weinesisy evening" Rev. q ID Lindsay
~ Aubarn delivered the last lectare In The
VI. y Course. Sahjeci "irtlsni aud The
irish.~ IL has been snae course Of lectures
and very mach appreciated By all wso At
tended
Tuesday. March slh. under the auspices
OF our O. A. II Post. l. V. Steven. viii
give Stories AMI Chances ~ the Ore al
Rebellion. f" Illustrated With more than 81 Il
~ doe s,ercopilcon views. Tals lecture IL
compiled from various historical s0are a.,
lntsr.persed with soldiers yarns. and
de.ig ned 20 iu,sres, The pablo In general.
Mrs Merritt Parsons has gone 10 Nash
"a on visit
Mr.. John stllling. sni Mas Lille have
retained - Saco.
oar nst blockade Tor the season WAS on
Friday. oar railroad men trperleneei
rough time In getting through. The rails
we're clear a. 2r.S
DR.. william r. Briigh,m 10 on the siei
list
Alfonso wnren IL eonfaei 10 bis house
with q lane knee. We w0aN advise 81 u
to keep away from the soeiables.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
HEBRON

SNOW In abundance about these times
and plenty OF rosd.breaking.
J. ID. Sturtevant. who has been laid ~
With cold for several weeks, IL some bet
ter but not able 10 be out ye:-
Many readers OF the DKNocRAr VIII re-
member Mr.. OIiss Mllls,t, who went
nom here with his family 20 Colorado sew
sral years ago. In his younger days MI
MIlleti VAS Principal OF the Academy and
during his residence here later one OF the
Trustees. lie has been dead . number OF
years. Mrs.. N. IL Q sister 10 J. ID. Sur.
tsvsnt. AM her many friends will be glad
hear that che IL well. She IL living with
her sou, James o. Mlllett, 81 Pine, some
90 or 50 miles from Denver.
Mr.. Leonard Fuller. Who makes his home
with Levi Merrill. IL quite poorly.
Notwithstanding the storm and bad trsv'
cling, Rev. Mr. Harden has been TO Nc
Falls several times this week 10 attend The
mes,iuss being held there.
Mr.. Harden has . One display OF pl'1's
In bloom. q
Saturday, the 18Th Inst, Mr.. Wallace
Andrews OF Portland accompanied by his
wls wife AMI little boy. visited Hebron.
lie graduated 10 rs, and IL now promi.
neut teacher in Portland.
Qaite q number OF students have come
within the week. aud the Academy nun.
bers over Que hundred aai ten.
The 1rst Lyeeun Was held wednesday
evening. and Was very successful. The
dlseussiou vAs conducted In . very en,ha'
slas,ie manner.
Mrs. n. G. Howe gave very hoe Ice
cream party. Monday evening. 10 = large
circle OF her fri.sis and neighcors. All
present were highly entertained. Mrs
Sargent AIDED much In making preparation
for the company.
Ellsworth cushmsn has lost two horses
The work on the Slnse Pole quarry IL
expected 10 close within the week.
The lecture Tuesday evening. by iuo
Colby students. Vas well attended ~ the
Academy students. Mr.. Gibbs was for
msr student here.
Selections are bslns made for reeitstions
and ordinations Last OF the week.
The organ committee have purchased
Mason a Hsmiin Tor the church. n.
Residents and natives OF Hebron should
read Judgs whl,msn's new serial story
soon 10 appear In the DrNocRsr.-"The
Good old Times OF . Csn,ury Ago"
Many OF ia Incidents and legends are
based upon the early history OF that town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
DIXFIELD.

John Thompson len bis team TO deliver
some milk Thursday morning. AM psss-
log team eollided with bis pans. causing
his horse 10 run. The pang WAS over.
turned, thro wing out ibe cans and splllins
The greater part Of the milk. The hofse
escaped without ipjary. but ne ponx
needed . new set OF shArs and some o'nef
repairs
portnnl,y 70 g-t their pictures taken tnis
ueek, ss the photographers, swan = Cooo
OF Norway, are here 10 spend the week
Oar streets are full OF snow. We heard
a citlrsa say that there hsf not been %
much snow Ia the streets for number OF
We see some OF the yoaag men are re-
turning from the woods where they have
been logging.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

w. ID. Hoyt & Co, wholesale and retail
druggists OF Rome. Ga, say We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bi,ters and Buekien's Arnica Saive for two
years. Have never handled remedies that
sell a. well, or give such universal salts.
faction. There have been some wonderful
curss Effected by these medicines In this
city. Several cases OF pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use
of q few bottles OF DIR. Kings New Dis.
covsry, taken In connection with Electric
Bttsrs. We gsrsntee them always. Sold
n Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
nICKYALE.

Rev. o. T. Lov,joy preached an Inter.
eating sermon from Members AXIS, = and
S. John u-lt. aiv-3g. ct The Dlekvale
school house lat Sabbath.
J. G. wymsn and o. o. Tracy have
sawed about 1900 fee, OF spool strips this
winter a. wyman's MIL.
Hay 1. scarce 10 this vieiui,yi one man
ssks s2s per ton.
BusIBss, /. rather dall on seeoan, Of bad
travelling.
The Rowe BOYS have nnished hsuling
birch. Ahr {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
EAST HEBRON.

The y. n. Church have ordered blinds
for their mectinz house
The Good Tsmplsrs are getting ready 10
give q dramatic entertainment
on account % sickness and bad weather
the parish have not bad their annual meet.
lng yet. There hs. been warrant Issued
calling . meeting March 2
Charlie Ksene IL visiting bis relatives a,
West Poland.
william Packard has bought new
creamery. preparatory 10 selling cream TO
The Dsirying Association.
Hiram Kesne IL drawing Henry Bouney's
wood 10 Aaburn. Mr. BOuney has sold IL
20 the county for the court house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
BROWNFIELD.

Ills showing furiously; the snow has
already covered Two panes OF glass, and
the prospect 81 present IL that the third
will soon Be In the same predieament
90 account OF DR.. Gs.ehelrs poor health
be has engaged the services OF DR.. Saw
yer OF Wells. lie has taken rooms Of Mo-
Beans.
There were three deaths In town last
week.
il. Frink IL stili ct Paris Court, where
be has been for the last two weeks.
A farmers meeting was held 1T Town
Hall, Tuesday evening. 70 See what could
be done about organizing Q Grange.
Harry Prink, from Backsport, 10 Visiting
bis uncle. J. l. frink.
The Sewing Circle met wednesday with
Mrs. Emmons.
c. l. 8. c. meets with Mrs.. w. Stick
nsy Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
CANTON.

Train No. 4, Mechanic Falls 10 Canton,
was delayed In Hartford near the "Dsr.
lng,ou Bridge" for elk hour, by dersiled
snow pillow, In the storm OF Thursday last.
Train No. }. Canton IN Mechanic fAlls,
Vas four hours late a. Mechanic fhls on
Friday, falling Ia connect with Train NO.
1. Grand Trunk Railway. by one half hour
Only; cause, road badly bloeied With snow
Snow on . level In woods ~ Canton Tour
10 fise fee, deep -Dlifsld stage failed 10
reach Canton on frdsy-, very unusual
thing for Tslnter. who always gets through
where ANYBODY eau Kills, who carries
the mails 20 Gilbertyille during the winter
failed 10 ge, through with bis team Friday
morning, bot m sie good time on "all fours'
two aud half hours from Canton village
10 Gllbertyllle and return, AMI VAS through
In season for the outgoing mall trsiu.
though somewhat demoraliEed. "Old."
rarely gets besi-whlttemore on the Liv'
ermo.e line, failed 10 come 10 time on VII
d.y, as also on Saturday, mp 10 the time
of the train (msil) leaving Canton.
Rev. Mr. Soyes s,iu cOntinues bis meet.
ings ai Canton. with Increasing Interest.
lie IL deyo,ing most OF bis time In az earn.
est Effort 10 bring prolessed Christians and
the churches 10 understand their true re-
ls,lon 20 the Master. AMI the Advancement
OF Ills cause and Kingdom. aud 10 uoier'
stand fully thu, reviyals among outsld
must OF necessity be preceded by reyl'als
aud reformstions among professed Chris
tiaus Mr. ". hews very close To The line,
and like the true and faithful surgeon, See
ing the necessity for using the knife, does
not hesitate 10 use IL.
would no, state II ~ iaet,-pefhsps
II would be safe 10 do so,--out rumor has
II. that gambling IL carried on qulte extern
sively 10 our village, by boys and children,
with some OF . larger growth and thas
certain OF the rooms In what have beer
unoccupisd buildings have been lifted up
and ourtsined up for this nefsrious busi'
ness. Fathers and mothers, where are
your boysi Are you sure Of their where
sbousi-The women OF Canton, In the
years gone by. were wont TO make raids
upon such plsces. How would u answer
nowi The men seem TO be totally indif'
ferent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
BETHEI,.

Thursday Bethel wss visited by the most
severe snow storm OF the season, and
through the night the wind blew fesrfully.
Friday the roads were impossible, and the
freight trains on the @. T. X. were al can.
csled and the mail trains were al behind
time.
0oald's Academy commenced the spring
term, Tuesday. the 23i ult.. with the
same board OF Instruction - the fall term.
One hundred scholars 10 attendance.
WIN. G. Turner has sold his house on
Main Street 70 3. ID. Philbrook.
Berjsmip II. Bryant IL recovering nom
IN attack OF diphtheria /.
The lumbermsn are very much hindsred
by the deep SHOWS and many teams are
leaving the woods.
Matthew Benson IL sending two cars OF
soft coal weekly from Bethel station TO
Portland. He hes I've kilns In Nswry,
who're be manufactures L. A car holds
about 1900 bushels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
LOWELL.

Dled-in Lowell. Fso. %. Mrs. Lacy Il
Andrews. aged - years.
W. brown and u. Ras.sll were a.
home from Conway over Sunisyl
Albert rosler has began running Tie
engine for : n. Hartman. Frank An.
ir,vs IL 10 move away.
Aflsr The storm OF today, FEB. -. The
snow VI. gate wsi- When the wind
came up IL started the snow AMI II rolled
into balls which grew larger s the Wind
rolled them. until some fslis were well
covered win snow balls. many OF them ~
large Is q peck bssksi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
FAST SUMNER.

No new cases OF diphiheris are reported.
n 4. hoped thu, the epidemic IL stayed.
Thursday night and Friday morning was
q forcible reminder OF the bliIIsrd OF one
year ago. IL has been on the whole rather
. hard time for transfers.
Eastman. the scotsman. has lifted up
convenient quarters In the Post-offiee
building for his seeds and Il nlling orders
for the same.
Town meeting on Monday, March !.
Rev. Mr.. Beavins visited bis family 10
Dover. ". H.. lssi week.
Probably several OF our farmers viii
pa,roniIs The butter factory contemplated
o. B1eiheld.
Beating on, roads seems To be the pas
time OF late. oLOCCh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
ac,,yr- Pu,urxo ISp RsrIABLx

Noyes Drug Store. Norway. can always
be relied upon 10 carry In ttock the purest
and best goods, and sustain the reputation
OF being active, pushing and reliable, BY
recommending articles with well establish
ed merit and such - are popular. Having
the agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Colds
and Coughs. viii cell Il on positive Guar.
sntee. IL will surely cure any and every
Affection OF Throat, Lungs or Chest and 10
order to prove our claim. We ask you 70
call and get Trial Bottle Free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
NORTH RRYRRuRu.

Mrs. Frank Pickering died suddenly.
She vi. confined few days previously,
and Was supposed 10 be getting on fnely,
when she Was taken suddenly III and died
In few hours.
Who says We have too little OF the beau
tlful snowi Nine Inches fell Thursday,
and Thursday night the wind piled Is all
up 10 the roads.
Mr. J. A. Colby. Que OF Chlesgo's Lead
ing business men, visited his sister, Mrs.
T. J. Haley. . few days this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
NEWRY.

FARMERS have been improving the mild
weather lately 10 market potatoes; The
long looked for rise In prices has not
We, happened. +0c. being the nsximum-s
decline OF &c. per oushel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Danforih are visiting
a. 4. u Knspps, the father OF Mrs. ID.
here In Sewry.
Ben Aldrich and wife have gone 10 Cole
brook 70 visit his relatives.
The snow IL very deep In the woods and
mos, OF The teams have quit yarting.
Town meeting Is close BY. when The cit.
iren will have his periodical privilege OF
airing his oplnions ~ 70 the management
of town Affairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
PfRy INSURANCE..

Insure in the bes, and most reliable
companies like the ROYAL INrxRiAL,
GuARprAS. Lancashire FmK INSURANCE.
ASSOCIATION. GERMAN AMERICAN. ". Y.
FRANKLIN FIRK or PENNSYLVANIA. fiRE
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA, PKSs.
sYLvASrA FIRK, ard lss. Co. STATE OF
PrSssrLvAsIA. The above are all large
an,-el.. companies and guarantee alb
.olu,e security. sgains; loss or damage
by fire. VIM. J. Wheeler sgt, Old +.
o. building. South Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
NORWAY LAKE.

Miss Eta Partridge. who has been Wis
ting relatives here, has returned 10 her
bone 10 Gardner.
lis reported that 4. NJ. Rowe has been
dangerously IN.
Edwin Msrsiou has dashed working fo'
Alfred Shstt1ck.
Ephrzim Wood and his son Harry have
returned from Waterford, where they have
been staying this winter.
Miss Lena Oxnsrd. Who has been ATTEND.
Ing school here this winter. has retained
home on account Of the illness OF her mo-
Their.
Ms. Der, waiter IL =, work II George
WOODS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
NORTH PARIS.

The chair factory has started ~ sg,ln,
ard IL ros doing q good business. Mt
WNshhuru has besn mailing some repair.
And San now 90 . much better business
The nils are DOW hsunted by farmers
Who want ssw-tust 20 cover NJ Ice.
Mr.. EnlngsoOi IL nnishipg up rent
over The Blacksmith shop 10 which 20 live.
john Youug Il bone from the logging
woods. and reports feet % snow and belp
discharged.
Nv Dunham has boughi nice Jersey
COW % n q Browu, Esq.
school has closed. amer avery prontAols
term OF a. wesks,-iaagai by Miss Cars
Bryant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
FRYE

S.A. Reed IL A. Paris. attending Court.
l. Braiesn has gone 70 Bryanis Pond
to-day.
Ak Coz 10 hauling birch 70 the Mill.
T. r Br.ieen l. ysrtlug birch; be eI.
poets % commence hauling 10 tie mill
soon. = n. Ant ID. G. Brsieen are Al WORK
for him.
JOAN and william Bradesn have been At
hnrna NI.IfIrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
UPTON.

s,su. Haywood brough, -four foI skins
20 Mr.. ChAss's store. Saturday. She shot
the fores.
Pr-d Godvin has retained from Albany.
where be las been tesehing during TIE
winter.
school commenced 10 District No. on
Tuesday taught by william NJ. BROOKS OF
Sorwsy.
The snow IL 90 deep 10 The woods 10 10
hard FOR lumbsrmsn. As they are obliged
20 shovel 10 some places.
This morning We are having another
rough snow storm. with every appearance
~ rain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

TIE Anna Report ofthe Tovu % Par
u, Issued last week FROM The DENocKAr
pfsss contains forty pages Ani gives .
very detailed report % The towns o1si.
ness and stAndiog TIE total valnAtlon or
he town an0ants % sos 80 %. Amoant
committed Tor collection si0,sss.32. Rate
Der cent on money TAI. nine and tarce-
tsrths mills on the dollar. Amount sp-
portioned smouE the several school dis
irics, et.05t "a. The rvport shows 40
average u BOT foar Inmates on the Town
Farn. q good showing Tor q large town
The dnsncia stsndiug o. The town l. ~
folovs Total hahintiss SIS as -. To-
"a resources ststt 90 Net DEBT 50.
80 a.. Two actions asAlnsi TIE town Tor
tamAges Az nov pendlng The select
rnsu recommend some change 10 our high
nay system ant thlnk 10 woald be for The
interest % The town 20 purchase one or
more road machlres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
nrc,,xx., AnNtcr SAW

TIE Best SIlre In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Sal, Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblalrs'
corns, and oil Skin Erup,ions. and posi.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. ~
IL guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents boz.
Foa sale Al Moves Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

R.s.p. Hatch, Of Lshanca springs. Y. 10 v
wear, "a. lie .sy, suffered hon Liver Complaint
tsr thlry years AMI could NJ, obtain rslisL pr.
.a.isd " try Dr Ksnnsy'. fsyorie Rsmsdy asd =
has eurei ne. Idigsu n, fooi uithoat dlheuiiy .nd
.,.aso a. Or Ksnnsy, Rnndouf. ~. Y. for Bis tnok
on kldnsy. Liver AL blood disorders. hsntioa ms
paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

TIE Mother Gooss- EsisrtAinmeni
givsn ~ TIE Ladies Uulversalisi Circle
last Wednesday evening vas good anf re-
c-cts credit upou IA originaiors- The
recitation By litiie Mss Mary Pierce s~
ous % The mo-, attractive features o. tie
syenlngs entertainment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Moab Barker. EsQ ofEHetsr. Ne, who
has ben a. Paris TIE past week a. Wit
n.s- Ia the Byron Lac Case. - brother
OF M.ins's giftsd poet, David BARKER. and
10 hlnselfa post % considerable Aoili'y.
Isteed some Of bis productions viii r.nt
nvorsbly vita those % his distinguished
h-nthrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

NJ :. II. HAsslton. OF Sorsay. will b.
a. Academy Hal on wednesday Afternoon
March -. AZ Two O'Clock. Tor The purpose
% organiIing . class In dancing Tor b.
glunsrs. rsrms. 81 % each Tor 81 les
soas. or 500 for twelve lessons, A. The
ciass nav tesirc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

A party Who vAs present tells the DIM
ocKAr that R-prcseutAilve Wrlghts
.psech. a. Augusta. on he Getiysourg
memorial Wa one % The beet made 90
hat suhlsct oar iufornsri says The
speech vas vel received sni higaly CON-
piimsut~d by TIE msmhsrs % The House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Hon. A. n. walker. o. Bridgtou, ant
Ma David Il Hastings. OF fysourg. have
hesu vlth us 80 long a. Almost % have
hscone voters In Paris, ant ~ We can
lnaglue q zach worse state % s1Ars than
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
Obs Oxfora psn,uerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

Trsi nagtlsi Church' frt.chlag ssrvics every
HrsalnE ~ervics q ?. q. Prayer Nestinrs.
narstsy kvtn.nfA
Vsi.sr.a,ist Churrh. Rev. Caruilns Anrsl. PNsior.
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pr. n nr.ss Hal. Euery ~ Nsson. Lssier
Ns-taa r.enlsf. >ect .nd trs.ss =. n. Afsped.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
ARYANTs POND.
WoxprRyuL CuREs.

The Tro,,ing Carnival. which Was TO
come otf ct this place this week, has been
po.tponei until further notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

william Do1glsss. Fec, % waterford.
has attended Court TIE past week A. .
ultnes. 10 The Byroa Line Case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Hon. william W Bolster. % Auburu,
aitertet Coart last vesk a. he rvpressn-
tativs % Joan Lyuch In The Byron Line
Case
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Jatxs Foster snd Sasr1 wormsn re-
tunnel from Bsthsl on The early train
hontaY morning.